D.Hygen builds Fall/Winter 2026–27 on a consistent concept: “Strainism.” Continuing the brand’s established practice of deconstructing and reconstructing basic garments, the season incorporates elements of tailoring, military dress, and crust core punk, bringing together the…
Julius’ Fall–Winter 2026 collection, “[valis;]”, is built around the idea of perceptual recalibration. The collection articulates fragmentation and continuity through proportion, surface, and layering. Each look reinforces a controlled disruption within an otherwise rigorous…
Maison Margiela introduces folders, a project conceived as an open, evolving framework through which the Maison’s core ideas and working processes are made visible. The initiative reconsiders how a fashion house might share its archive, both physical and digital, foregrounding the…
Rhyzem Spring/Summer 2026, “Interstices”, considers migration as a condition that reshapes time. What is carried becomes layered: architectural echoes, worn surfaces, fragments that accumulate through movement. Within these traces, soft structures emerge from rigid…
Void Studio’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection, “Dissonance”, is grounded in a sustained state of tension. Informed by the designer’s background in bespoke tailoring, the collection reflects a long exposure to precision, discipline, and repetition, and the psychological fatigue that follows…
Han Kjøbenhavn presented its Fall/Winter 2026 collection, “Corrosion”, during Copenhagen Fashion Week. The presentation was structured around extreme, sculptural silhouettes that distorted the body through compression and weight: cinched waists, elongated skirts dragging…
Det Blev Sent’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection, “Khorós”, is presented as a meditation on the human body: fragile, protective, wounded, and in constant flux. Inspired by Berlinde De Bruyckere’s exhibition “Khorós”, the collection translates sculptural language into garments that…
Comme des Garçons Homme Plus presented for Fall/Winter 2026, a collection centered on altered tailoring and controlled construction. Working largely in black, Rei Kawakubo focused on garments that were split, folded back, or left open to reveal their internal structures…
Ukrainian artist Ohii Katya photographed by Shuto Kitagawa in Berlin, Germany.
Rick Owens titled his Fall/Winter 2026 menswear collection Tower, referencing “Temple of Love, Tower of Light.” The phrase suggests hope and devotion, yet Owens complicates the image. Towers also observe, control, and enforce. The collection operates within this tension…
Songzio presented its Fall/Winter 2026 collection, “Crushed Cast Constructed”, during Men’s Paris Fashion Week. The presentation offered a focused view of the brand’s ongoing exploration of form, structure, and material through a tightly controlled visual language…
Existing at the crossroads of inheritance, assimilation, reinvigoration, and difference, Chiahung Su’s FW26 collection engages with the far-reaching historical tapestry of the Seediq, positioning Taiwan as their pre-historic homeland rather than a contemporary point of reference…